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VIDEO SHOWING JEN ZWILLING AS A TSA YOUTH AMBASSADOR TO A CLASS
TSA gratefully acknowledges the support of the Frank J. Antun Foundation for development of this video.
TSA’s Youth Ambassador Program trains kids and teens to talk about TS. The program gives young people with TS, their siblings, friends and classmates the preparation they need to speak about TS before their peers at school, sports leagues, scout troops, camps and after school programs.
Jennifer Zwilling, now 16, the program co-founder says, “The goal of this exciting program is to educate children all over the country about TS, a widely misunderstood disorder. We are following the motto ‘think globally, act locally’.” Jennifer developed the program with her sister Amanda and with help from her brother Eric.
Understanding and tolerance are the program's goals.DOWNLOAD THE VIDEO TO YOUR IPOD (click here)
DOWNLOAD THE AUDIO (ONLY) TO YOUR IPOD (click here)
PEER PRESENTATION OUTLINE - PRINT OUT pdf FILE (click here)
PEER PRESENTATION SLIDE SHOW (FOLLOWS OUTLINE ABOVE) - VIEW/PRINT OUT
click here for PowerPoint slide show
click here for pdf file
INFORMATION ABOUT TS (FROM TSA'S EDUCATORS CURRICULUM) - PRINT OUT pdf FILE (click here)
1-PAGE HANDOUT FOR CLASS (PRINT ENOUGH FOR ALL) - click here
VISUAL AIDS (PRINT OUT, SET UP IN FRONT OF CLASS) - click here
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